Francisco Palomares is an emerging artist. His artwork is inspired by urban landscapes of cities and the complex relations within. He was born and raised in Boyle Heights. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from California State University, Long Beach. He went on
Stephen Varble in the Demonstration Costume Chemical Bank Protest, March 1976. Photographs By Greg Day March 1, 2019 – May 17, 2019 Evocative, Elegant and Edgy, Greg Day’s photographs of guerilla performance artist Steven Varble, transports viewers back to the sizzling, streets of Manhattan in the 1970s. Masterfully curated for the One
Aspect/Ratio Hương Ngô: Reap the Whirlwind September 7—October 20, 2018 In Hương Ngô’s latest exhibition, Reap The Whirlwind, the artist samples archival documents, vintage pulp novels, film sequences and historic postcards to recover representations of Indochinese women. Using distinct material reproduction techniques, Ngô questions the politics of the
Corbett vs. Dempsey Celeste Rapone and Betsy Odom: Everlast September 21—October 27, 2018 The work of Celeste Rapone and Betsy Odom linked up seamlessly to advance an exhibition steeped in unequivocally gendered pictorial and sculptural invention. The exhibition’s title, Everlast, evokes the eponymous boxing glove manufacturer, suggesting a
David Shelton Gallery Vincent Valdez: Dream Baby Dream September 7—November 10, 2018 Some works of art possess the uncanny ability to attract new layers of significance. Usually this happens over a long period of time, but on occasion, new meanings accrue quickly. Such is the case with the